For many of us in the queer community, religion wasn't just a place of worship—it was a place of rejection. It was a sermon that never said our names unless it was followed by shame. It was a doctrine that taught others to fear us, pity us, or erase us entirely.

At Pray and Slay Co, we’re not mocking faith—we're reclaiming it.

We are the ones who stayed silent in pews, who prayed to be different, who begged to be loved as we were. We are the ones who were baptized and abandoned, confirmed and condemned. And yet—we’re still here.

Our art, our fashion, and our storytelling honor the pieces of ourselves we were taught to exile. We embrace the divine within us and celebrate the beauty of chosen family, liberation, and queer joy.

Boozy Drag Brunch (BDB) was born from that longing—for community, for ritual, for reverence. We made our own sanctuary where sequins are sacred and all are welcome.

This space is for those who never saw themselves in stained glass but knew they were holy anyway.

We name the harm and transform it. We carry the trauma and the glitter. Because we know faith without justice is just control—and we are done being controlled.

If our work unsettles you, we invite you to reflect on why. Queerness isn’t the problem—exclusion is. And if you’re ready to unlearn, to listen, and to grow—welcome. There’s room for you here, too.